Name: La scala di seta
Start: 2022-11-13T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-11-13T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Lobero Theatre

Organization

Stage director

Josh Shaw

Conductor

Alexis Enyart

Lighting designer

Helena Kuukka

Singer

Soprano

Jana McIntyre

Giulia

Tenor

Christian Sanders

Dorvil

Bass

Efraín Solís

Germano

Benjamin Brecher

Dormont

Matthew Peterson

Blansac

Mezzo-soprano

Christina Pezzarossi

Lucilla

Opera Santa Barbara

Orchestra

Santa Barbara Symphony

La scala di seta -  (The Silken Ladder)

Santa Barbara

United States

Lobero Theatre

Public

The Silken Ladder

Approved

Every night beautiful Giulia lowers a silk ladder from her window for her lover to climb to her bedroom. A series of misunderstandings turns their little love nest into a circus of relatives, suitors, and servants plotting, eavesdropping, and ultimately happily reconciling, in a blast of Rossini’s glorious vocal acrobatics.

Santa Barbara native, Soprano Jana McIntyre, last seen in OSB’s Semele returns to the Lobero stage to sing the leading lady, Giulia. Her secretly betrothed, Dorvil, is portrayed by tenor Christian Sanders (Il Tabarro ’21) who comes to see her using a silk ladder each night. Dormont, Giulia’s teacher and guardian, will be sung by Benjamin Brecher last seen at OSB this summer as Gastone in La Traviata. Baritone Efrain Solís (Don Pasquale, ’21) returns to sing the role of Germano, and current Chrisman Studio Artists, Christina Pezzarossi and Matt Peterson, round out our stellar cast as Lucilla and Blansac.

Trusted comedic master Josh Shaw (Don Pasquale, ’21; The Barber of Seville, ’18) returns to direct. Conducting and leading the OSB orchestra will be Alexis Enyart, who inspired audiences with As One earlier this year.

English

The Silken Ladder by Rossini, Od (2022/2022), Režie Josh Shaw,, Dirigent Alexis Enyart, Lobero Theatre, Santa Barbara, United States

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